journal article·2022-08

High energy storage efficiency of NBT-SBT lead-free ferroelectric ceramics

Xinyi Zhou, Kai Liu, Zilin Yan, Bing Xie, Pengyuan Fan, Sheng-Gui Chen, Chanatip Samart, David Salamon, Hua Tan, Zhongming Fan, Haibo Zhang

Ceramics International· Volume 48· Issue 16
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